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About Cliff
Mad Honey Index
The deep clinical and scientific reference for Mad Honey: grayanotoxin mechanism, clinical safety data, and the GTX Safety Standard, with no commercial agenda.
One Complete Reference. No Conflicts of Interest.
What We Cover
The Cliff Mad Honey Index is organised into four core sections. Science & Toxicology covers the chemistry: what grayanotoxins are, how they work at a molecular level, how they’re tested, and what the clinical evidence says. Safety Standard is our original contribution, the first publicly available, evidence-based framework for classifying mad honey by GTX risk level. Knowledge Base covers everything else: history, effects, legality, buying guides, and regional deep-dives. Research is our annotated source library, every peer-reviewed paper and clinical study cited across the site, in one place.
Our Editorial Principles
Every factual claim we make is traceable to a published source. We cite peer-reviewed literature, not other content websites. We distinguish clearly between established science, emerging evidence, and informed opinion. Where the science is uncertain, we say so. See our Content Integrity page for full details.
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Science-First
We cite peer-reviewed literature, not blogs. Complex science, explained clearly, never dumbed down.
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Consumer-Focused
Everything we publish is written to help people make safer, more informed decisions about mad honey.
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Independent
No producers, no retailers, no affiliates. Our positions are determined by evidence, not commercial relationships.
Founded
2026
Content sections
4
Topics covered
40+
Commercial affiliations
None
Access
Free
The first public framework for classifying mad honey by GTX concentration. Version 1.0, April 2026. Free to cite and use.
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